Mesa Legend

Matt Schaeffer The Mesa Lady Thunderbirds tipped of March 1 against the South Mountain Cougars in the semi-finals of the regional playoffs. Play got off to a slow start with … Read More

Jessica Coate Michael Pollen, who is known for his books “Food Rules” and “In Defense of Food,” said the food industry in the United States has changed more over the … Read More

The Mesa T-Bird’s baseball team continued its winning ways, improving to 18-2 on the season and 6-2 in the ACCAC with a 4-2 victory over South Mountain. The T-Birds, ranked … Read More

Kaitlin Ladd The Paul A. Elsner Library is a place where many students go to catch some sleep, study or update their status on the latest social networking site before, … Read More

Leslie Philp Paddle boarding or Stand up Paddle Surfing (SUP) originated in the Hawaiian Islands in the 1960’s. This is a sport slowly being integrated into different states in the … Read More

Huan Vo Every person has a passion of their own, may it be music, martial arts, or writing. But from time to time, people lose their passion.”Passion is something that … Read More

Jeff Moses The Mesa women’s tennis team took to their home court on March 1 to paly the Pima Aztecs.The T-Birds came into the match after an 8-1 thrashing they … Read More

Marques Cunningham A major record deal is often viewed as a symbol of success; however, quite a few rappers disagree. Nearly 10 years ago, a financial strain prompted T-Rock to … Read More

Joseph Starkloff With MCC’s spring break scheduled for March 14 thru 18; many students still haven’t decided how they are spending their free time. Some of the most common locations … Read More

It appears that fact checking is no longer considered best practice among the writers of the Mesa Legend. This is the conclusion that we, the representatives of the student body, … Read More